According to BlockBeats, the European Union's latest retaliatory tariffs announced on March 12 have heightened macroeconomic uncertainty, leading cryptocurrency analysts to anticipate increased Bitcoin price volatility. Aurelie Barthere, Chief Research Analyst at Nansen, noted that both traditional and cryptocurrency markets might face constraints due to tariff-related concerns until April 2. The noise surrounding tariffs could persist beyond this date, with reciprocal tariff announcements and subsequent negotiations likely to dampen risk appetite. Despite these challenges, Barthere observed that major U.S. stock indices and Bitcoin temporarily stabilized at their respective RSI lows yesterday, and this situation is being closely monitored.